I am Christopher Hume, a conservative and Reformed Christian. I was converted to Christianity two years after graduating high school. Within a few months of my conversion, an evangelist named Rich Stevens introduced me to biblical evangelism and reformed theology. I soon began reading anything I could by the likes of Spurgeon, Edwards, and Whitefield. Through the years, I have further developed my approach to ministry via seminary courses, personal study, discipleship, and numerous outreaches. I earned the M.A. degree in Literature from Clarks Summit University and the M.B.A. degree from Wesley College. I served four years in the U.S. Air Force (2011-2015). I currently live in central Delaware with my wife and four children. My latest book, Essential Service: Coronavirus and the Assembly of the Saints, is available as a free PDF download here. My sermons are available on SermonAudio.

Why the name Reformed Hope? Dr. Richard Pratt put it best when he wrote:

We believe that the Lordship of Christ extends to all areas of life. Christ is Lord not only of the church; He is supreme over the family, the arts and sciences, and human society at large. For this reason, we do not withdraw from the world…As the Gospel spreads, believers are to transform their cultures to the honor and glory of God…We are to fill the earth, every aspect of the earth, with the knowledge of God our creator and redeemer, and thus fulfill the mandate given to Adam and Eve so long ago. (“Our Reformed Hope,” What is Reformed About Reformed Theological Seminary)

My hope is that Christ will indeed “reign until He has put all His enemies under His feet.” As the Gospel spreads, and individuals are saved, the culture will be changed. This will only be accomplished as biblical churches, by the power of the Holy Spirit, fulfill the Great Commission, teaching all nations to observe all that King Jesus commanded.